... |' TEE CCHRR(O, THEN CITJeONI L.: PRSOSATURDAY, MARkCH 14, Il4. I OIKCOPYHIOLDS, AND PAUPERSg| The anti-eorn-law mensure- of the government ?? moreprdgreesnin Prliamen, dirler tho paet eek, thiinaa e previons faolions opposition of the ultra-protectionists had led the public to expect. Any prolongation of the struggle for ?? on trade, seesI, indeed, to. be aoos admilted, on all hands, to be ...

... . REPEAL Rertr.-The repealers are still demanding an ic. cnunt of the expenditure of the rent. Their organ, the Nation, now openly avows that the account ought no longer to be withheld. These repeated calls are now making an impression on the public mind, and are creating alarm in the tepeal camp. A Romau Catholic Priest unequivocally, though not very wisely, claims for O'Connell, ...

... DISTRl CT NEWS. a 1 I - ?? p CHORLEY. ca CISonEr FAm.-This fair was held 6n Thursday last, when there doe was a goad show of all sorts of stackf for which there was a very dan brisk demand. A deal of businesswas doneetlimproved pricesi ro cIIoREY PETTYESStONS~-TUEEIhAII` LAS8T. golt Befor J. Ma5rts l'iq tiss 11ev;6. to' KtanO ,ALI B. G. bALDWiI?', Puri ,J. 14. itasbulare ?? E evte. ilsq t~u ...

... | DIST;RICT NEWS. l CHiORLEY. TUE WEAvEWa' Tuua.or.r-On Tuesday last, the power.loom weavers of Chorley assembled at thC sound of fife and drum, in a field adjolning to Fazalerly Arms Inn, Market-placa, when an ope- rative weaver narsed Challoner, from Stoekport, nddressed the meet. Inrg at considerable length, He advised the turn-outs to remain peaceable and quiet, but not to submit to the ...

... vonmi6 - An-. ?? 'The Chambero Feoi~RANCE, ,Ont A PrPOaftin f~o'r ~~jt~~has beea -otetpled with the dtsosussion exceedingly nueserou )? , t governmenfnctfioalo (who are temotion. Tuo debu. 15 the chamb~ep The government opposed irk a ey ulhos.u ' g~iht toea close on Wednesday week, ?? ahaaless It, r'3 divislon tho nusmborswere-..For the mm In aganst It 232t ajority for minises 8 ?? iof the ? ...

... Ii 1'OLITICAL. - STArroaD.-A new writ was moved for, on0 rlday night, for Stafford, in the room of Mr. Carnegie, who has accepted the office of Lord of the Treasury. He Is opposed by Law- rence Hleyotih, Esq., of Liverpool, a tnember of the Anti- aornolaw League. RSaa IoNG ATlo The Dutblin Manil announces the resigns. tiotwby Lord Granville Somerset of his office of Chancellor of the Duchy of ...

... | LORlD ASHLEY AND TIRE TEN HOURS' BILL. | PUBLIC MEETING AT PRESTON. A public meeting was held In the Theatre, In this town, on Mon. day evening last, for the purpose of hearing addresses from Lord Ashley, andlthlolRev. J. Owen Parr, Vicar of Preston, onthe necessity of B. Parliamentary enactment to abridgo the present hours of laboir in mills and manufactorise The hour appointed for the ...

... L ONON111IBERNIAN SOCIETY. I OnieMonday ovenhigl6at, a publiorameeting, to prom Iqto the London Hibernlian Soiety in, aid of thi' ?? EdudeUozi Society for Ire. land, was hold il the Corn Exchangq, the Rev. J. Owbrn Tari, vicar, in the chair. Tho meeting was very thinly attended, Amorigst others we observed present the Revs. T. Clarl;, J. Couslns, J. F. Uerschell, W. 2,1. Coiles, - Alien, and W ...

... THE OREGON TERRlTORY. A brief but interesting diacussion took place on Tuesday evening last, in the House of Lords,' relative to the position and prosects of this country, in relation wilhl the United States of Ameries, regarding the Oregon territory. The ?? expressed upon the occasion derive their import. ance from the fact, that they are believed to be the opinions of the paesent governmesnt ...

... | - STA'FonD.-Mr. Lawrence Ileyworth, the League candi- date, having been invited to put himself in nomination for tbis borough, obeyed the call of the requisitionists; but he is a teetotaller it seems, and his constituents that were to have been, are Anti-Matbewites. With Shakspearej they felt diE. posed to exclaim to the candidale, dust think because thou art virtuous there shall be no ...

... I There is one aspect in which the prospect of a war with America has never been looked at on this side the Atlantic, although it appears to have been regarded with some degree of keenness In the United States. The citizens who have repudiated the claims of their creditors, and those who are desirous of imitating so convenient an example, expect to profit by a rupture with England to the ...

... IRELAWD. A5S45siYATios ov A MAGISTRATE ft IHRELAr.-As Pierce C&sick-, Esq., was returning froma meeting-at Spaniel Hill, County Clate, beld for the purpose of devising means to alleviate the ditretss of the people, be was fired at twice by a man, who raised himself over the wai, and took deliberate aim at his defenceless victim. The secorid- shot proved fital, Inflicting a wonnd of which Mr. ...